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At least in France, the low cost trains ("OUIGO") do charge for baggage larger than a carry-on. But I think the OP was comparing a train to flying, you don't p

by _n_b_ 7y ago

At least in France, the low cost trains ("OUIGO") do charge for baggage larger than a carry-on. But I think the OP was comparing a train to flying, you don't pay for baggage on a train but you would if taking a flight.

DiogenesKynikos 7y ago
... because Ouigo is super cheap. They're following the same model as low-cost airlines: the tickets are cheap, but you pay for everything else (baggage, access to charging sockets, etc.).